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psychological experiment: What is the charge and independent variables?
Learned studies alone, as if you want to study the effect Sleep grades, grades are the dependent variable because you just see what they are, and Sleep is the IV, and fluctuating (4:00, 6:00, etc) This is a sensitive issue. Do you think that the sensitivity to pain, led by parental neglect, which leads to depression in children. So depression is the DV, as just noted the level of depression? What is the sensitivity variable are worth is an independent? moderator variable is paternity? There are two ways users in here?
can, so to speak more simply, IV has an effect on DV. So, your question is the only level IV both pain sensitivity and the type of parenting style you have. The DV should be the level of depression, because that is what is affected …. I,) is a time that I have not made .. things, but it sounds good:) good luck EDIT: in fact, what else has that much sense. it's as if you have two IV and DV relationships here. one told me how careless of parents are iv and punishment is the DV, then how the punishment is the IV and the level of depression is the dv … I think that depends on what you try to understand …
Combination of Parenting Styles_Parent Psychology Part4
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